Day Two of Blogging

Ok, I just looked at a few blogs of friends, and that was depressing. I've decided that I can't compete, so I will be content to have a fairly hum-drum blog. But that's ok, because my life is pretty hum-drum...and I mean that as a good thing. Hum-drum means that nothing bad is happening. Things are going along fairly smoothly. The people in my world are, for the most part, healthy, happy, and doing the right things. Of course, there is always room for improvement...but as we move forward things are on an even keel. I like that. So now I am crumbly and hum-drum. Sounds great, huh? It is!!!
Today was a good day. I like my job (mostly), but the best part of my day is always coming home. I love my home. It is a safe and comfortable place...a good place to be. That is what every home should be.

Diaries of a Crumbly Woman...

For those of you who may be confused as to why I would title my first post this...let me refer you to the book Uglies. Read it (and the sequels) and you will understand. Anyhoo...my friend Liz decided that I need to learn to blog, so she set everything up, and now I am supposed to say something about my life. Sadly, I don't seem to have anything interesting to say, but why should that stop me? Plenty of other people blog, don't they?
Tonight we have our old Sunday night dinner gang here...Mike, Liz and Owen are visiting from Arizona: Meagan,Aaron and Emery are here, too, as well as Scott, Brant and me. Also Brittney and Steve came for dessert...it seems like old times. And I just talked to Sophie in MO! We miss them!
So...I have now launched my own blog. Pretty exciting. Maybe I'll even think of things to say. I look forward to keeping up with all of my family and friends in a fun, new way. Now, however, I must get ready for bed. Five years of teaching seminary and getting up at 4:23 am has turned me into an early bedtime person. But that is ok, because I am trying to get into the habit of getting up at the same time every day (weekdays...6:03 am) so I can read my scriptures and exercise. Even though I'm a crumbly, I want to slow the process down as much as possible! I'll save that for another post...